Sentence examples for considered washed from inspiring English sources

I'm considered washed up for that.

"In many fields, retirees are considered washed up," said Jeff Kaye, president and co-chief executive of the Kaye/Bassman International Corporation, an affiliate of Management Recruiters International, based in Dallas.

In a career that spanned more than 50 years, she continued working long after women her age in other professions were considered washed up.

In the middle of his long career, Roth was considered washed up and played out, and even some of Roth's peers said as much in print.

--Player to watch: Redskin wide receiver Henry Ellard, considered washed up by the Rams, is on pace for 1,076 yards receiving, which would be the seventh 1,000-yard 1,000-yardhiseasonear career.

These were Fitzgerald's last days, when he was considered washed up as a writer, dating gossip columnist Sheilah Graham (wife Zelda was in a mental institution on the East Coast), drinking too much, health failing.

Because many of the sconces are inexpensive, consider washing an entire wall in indirect light with a row of fixtures.

This chapter will consider washing processes in the print production phase and beyond, into the "service life" of the printed textile with the final consumer.

Meanwhile, if you like using plastic straws, consider washing them and re-using them (either rinse them or place them on the top rack of your dishwasher).

If you're sensitive and happen to be outside during high pollen counts, when you get home, take off your shoes, change your clothes and consider washing your hair, says Angel Waldron, spokeswoman for the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America.

If you develop red, pimple-like bumps or pustules from ingrown hairs after shaving or waxing, consider washing the area gently with a benzoyl peroxide cleanser.